Metro Wave Lyrics – French Montana

Metro Wave Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Max B]
Max B sets the tone by checking the sound, shouting out his crew and drug-rap wave, and calling in Metro’s energy. He’s hyping the moment, saying this vibe is real, reckless, and confident, and making it clear they’re moving without fear, limits, or caring about outside opinions.

[Verse 1: Max B]
Max B paints a picture of loud success and street confidence, showing how far he’s come and how untouchable he feels. He talks about pulling up in expensive cars and switching vehicles like it’s nothing, showing power and status. When he mentions being protected and fearless, it’s about surviving dangerous situations and coming out stronger. He presents himself as the boss who attracts money, women, and attention naturally. He also throws shots at others who are either getting lucky or falling off, making it clear he’s ahead of the game. The drug references point to the risky lifestyle he lived, grinding through tough times and doing what he had to do to survive. Luxury bags, fine food, and casual hookups show the rewards of that grind and how fast life moves now. He describes women coming into his world easily, reflecting temptation and excess that come with fame. When he talks about making plays and relaxing afterward, it shows confidence and control. Mentioning New York highlights his roots and influence, while showing love to the South shows his reach goes beyond one place. Overall, he’s celebrating survival, dominance, and living large while reminding listeners that this lifestyle came from struggle, not luck.

[Chorus: Max B]
Here, he talks directly to the people who doubted or hated on him before. Their negativity only pushed him to upgrade his life with luxury watches, cars, clothes, and bigger money moves. He’s enjoying expensive drinks, fast success, and quick wins, showing how fast things changed for him. Even though he says he’s not given many chances, he stands back and points at his current life as proof that he made it despite obstacles, judgment, and lack of support.

[Verse 2: French Montana & Max B]
This part dives deeper into the high-life they’re living now, mixing fashion, cars, money, and street loyalty. They describe wearing smooth, expensive clothes and driving rare vehicles with confidence, showing they’ve reached a level most people only dream about. Their crew is wild, loose, and fearless, boosted by success and substances, but still tightly bonded. When they talk about being bulletproof, it’s not just physical, it’s about being protected by money, fame, and a solid team that can’t be easily touched. Switching cars and grabbing bags is about always chasing profit and staying active in the hustle. They demand control over their space, kicking out anyone who doesn’t belong, showing power and singerity. Cash is flowing so heavy it’s used to relieve stress, a big contrast from earlier struggles. References to time passing show how long the grind took and how patience finally paid off. Being in hidden, rich areas with attractive company highlights how their environment has changed. They move calmly now, not rushing or chasing moments, because they’ve already arrived. The confidence turns aggressive when they describe breaking opponents down easily. The final tech and money reference is a flex, showing they feel untouchable, ahead of trends, and willing to disrespect limits or expectations set by others.

[Chorus: Max B]
Again, he reflects on how hate and doubt turned into motivation. New success, fresh money, and upgraded style all came from pressure and resistance. He’s enjoying fast wealth, luxury sipping, and quick milestones that changed his life early on. Even if chances were limited and doors were closed, he stands proud of the outcome. He wants everyone watching to recognize the transformation and accept that this is who he became.

[Outro: Max B]
He repeats the line to drive the point home, forcing listeners to notice his growth, survival, and success.